iLoveSai
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a few korean terminology:
black == 흑 white == 백 ko == 패 problem == 문제
Badook TV (바둑 TV)
Unfortunately, the feed is down for now. = -(
check back for more updates in the near future !
- 24-7 FREE Badook / Baduk Broadcast Available here:
- mms://baduktv.nefficient.co.kr/baduktv203
- Use Windows mplayer for viewing.
- For Badook TV schedule, go to
http://www.scatv.co.kr/program/program_index.htm?REUrl=program_main.htm
- This is in Korean only. Sry!
- click on (생활ˇ취미 )in blue letters
- then look under (바둑TV) column
Badook TV Translated
- roomlist ---> social ---> Sai's Badook Room
- Sai runs simulataneous translation sessions of major titles and pro games.
- For weekly schedule, check his info often on KGS. iLoveSai
- Or, catch Sai in Sabaki Go Club Room on KGS.
- For more info, please see: badukTV
How to contact Sai:
- e-mail:
ilovesai@sabakigo.com (dead link)
- leave a message on KGS
- look for Sai in Sabaki Go Club room (if logged on always there!)
My Helpful Friends:
( in no particular order )
- sydboy79 (4d) (my newest bud)
- nugatory [-] (head of Hayashi House)
- Slade (4k) (x-mentor)
- bastard [-] (x-deputy mentor
- sabaki[-] (current mentor)
- utwig (5d)(friend)
- NoSide? (my broccoli & x-slave)
- doc-eu (to shortening everything)
http://yourdoc.eu
- sigue (1d) (has a dog with fleas)
- Staer (8k) (great reveiwer)
- DeSade? (5k) (my sdk friend & a stand-by game reviewer)
- reptar (9k?) (master-mind behind reptarbot & sb'er #1)
- Kakashisan (13k) (0p & married to feng yun 9p)
- Kamenoitte [-] (turtle from FL)
- ChrisW (self-proclaimed 25k)
- Carcer (11k) ( arch-rival & spy #1)
- Quattro (spy #2, an excellent drummer, RG in training)
- Sponge (aka Tatsu)
- Farseeing (11k)
- Dmajor (sb'er #2)
- Maltar (The Sabaki Club Jester)
- Aussiemate (the best mate)
- Seifer (Tsumego lover)
- Dayharri (friend from IGS)
- Dangomouse (aka, DangerMouse?)
- Drimgere (the coolest)
- Firefox2004 (x-mentee)
- Araneta (14k) (arch-rival)
- Supaho21 (14k) (arch-rival who dosn't have internet for the summer)
- Sabaki Go Club friends
My very first diagram on KGS:
Mentoring:
My Students:
- Currently not looking for a new student.
- My previous mentee: allanx2000 (15k) (Started 5/17/2004 @25k to 6/23/2004 @18k)
My Mentors:
- I am looking for a new mentor. If you are on during late evenings (EST) and would like to teach me, please send me a buzz.
ilovesai@sabakigo.com (dead link)
- See KGSMentoringScheme
~~~~~ How to add ~~~~~
- (to the mentoring page &/or create your personal page.)
- go to KGSMentoringScheme (or any other page you want to add yourself to)
- click on "user" link on the left hand side (LHS) and sign up.
- go back to KGSMentoringScheme and click "edit page" link on the LHS.
- add your nick with a bracket around it to the appropriate lines and save.
- go back to KGSMentoringScheme and click on your nick. (should be blue).
- click on "edit page" on the LHS.
- write whatever pleases you on your webpage & save.
- you are done.
- if you have problems following this instruction, please contact me in KGS via messages/chat.
- Reference: AddingPages, HowToUseWiki
Useful places in Sensei's Library:
(in no particular order)
- GuidedTours
- BeginnerStudySection
- KGSMentoringScheme
- KGSTeachingLadder
- KGSArchNemesisScheme
- KGSFirstTimeUserExperience
- KGSTeachingLadder/GamesList?
Other useful Go/Baduk/Weichi (J/K/C) links:
http://holosys.co.uk/beginnersroom/
- KGS Beginner's room website. Downloads and lots of info.
http://www.goproblems.com/
- Lots of go (baduk) problems and information.
http://www.samarkand.net/Web_store/web_store.cgi
- Great place to shop for go related products including books.
http://www.gomasters.com (dead link)
- Can view pro games and more!
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http://www.usgo.org/index.asp
- American Go Association.
http://www.golessons.com/
- Go teacher who is a 6d amateur. Excellent!
http://www.baduk.co.kr/
- Korea Baduk Association. (in Korean)
http://gobase.org/
- Pro games & lots of info.
Sabaki Go Club
The Sabaki Go Club is a friendly place for newbies, ( http://www.sabakigo.com/) (dead link). (under "clubs" category in KGS)
My Progress:
- 4/15/2004 Newbie
- 5/02/2004 KGS rank 21k (first solid rank)
- 5/06/2004 KGS rank 20k
- 5/12/2004 KGS rank 19k
- 5/19/2004 KGS rank 18k
- 5/31/2004 KGS rank 17k
- 6/10/2004 KGS rank 16k
- 6/22/2004 KGS rank 15k
- 7/08/2004 KGS rank 14k
- 7/19/2004 KGS rank 13k
- 8/11/2004 KGS rank 12k
- 9/19/2004 KGS rank 11k
- 9/28/2004 KGS rank 10k
- 10/??/2004 KGS rank 9k <------ SDK !!!
My Games:
My games on KGS: http://kgs.kiseido.com/en_US/gameArchives.jsp?pageNum=1&user=iLoveSai
- 2004 May Games: 344
- 2004 June Games: 297so far
My games with allanx98 are here===> GamesWithallanx98
My games with slade are here===> GamesWithslade
Greetings before & after a game:
- Chinese:
- Ni Hao
- Xie Xie. (Thank you)
- Dutch:
- hallo. (hi)
- veel plezier (have fun)
- gefeliciteerd (congratulations)
- het spel is voorbij (game's over)
- je speelt erg goed! (you play well)
- ik heb gewonnen (I won!)
- jij hebt gewonnen (you won!)
- French:
- Bonne partie
- Merci pour la partie
- Finnish:
- Terve, onnea peliin
- Kiitos pelistä, hyvä peli.
- German:
- Hallo. (hello)
- Viel Glück! (good luck)
- Danke schön. / Danke sehr. (thank you)
- Schönes Spiel. (great game)
- Hungarian:
- Jó játékot! (Have a good game.)
- Köszönöm a játékot! (Thanks for the game.)
- Jó játék volt! (It was a good game.)
- Indonesian:
- Mohon kerjasamanya. (I request your co-operation)
- Terima kasih. (thank you)
- Permainan bagus. (great game)
- Italian:
- ?
- ?
- Japanese:
- (Yoroshiku) Onegaishimasu. (let's have a great game)
- Kanji: (宜しく) お願いします.
- Arigato gozaimashita. (Thank you)
- Kanji: 有難うございました.
- (Yoroshiku) Onegaishimasu. (let's have a great game)
- Korean:
- Ja-al bu ta-ak d-ream-knee-da. (let's have a great game)
- Hangul: 잘 부탁 드립니다
- Ja-al bay what sum knee da. (I learned a lot)
- Hangul: 잘 배웠습니다
- Gamsa ha-ah-m-knee-da. (Thank you)
- Hangul: 감사합니다
- Ja-al bu ta-ak d-ream-knee-da. (let's have a great game)
- Maldives:
- rivethi kulhumakah edhen. (Please Have a nice game)
- shukuriyyaa. (thank you)
- Polish:
- powodzenia! (good luck!)
- dziekuje bardzo (thank you very much)
- dzieki za gre (thanks for the game (less formal))
- gratulacje (congratulations)
- Portuguese:
- Bom jogo (good game)
- Obrigado (thank you)
- Russian:
- Привет!. (hi)
- Удачи! (good luck!)
- Поздравляю! (congratulations)
- уже все (game's over)
- Классно играешь! (you play well)
- Я выиграл! (I won!)
- Ты выиграл! (you won!)
- Спасибо! (Thank you!)
- Хорошая игра (good game)
- Spanish:
- Hola (hello) or Suerte ([good] luck)
- Gracias or Muchas gracias (thank you) or Gracias por la partida (thanks for the game)
- Hasta luego (see you) or Adiós (good bye)
- Felicidades (congratulations)
- Has ganado (you won)
- He ganado (I won)
- Swedish:
- Vill du spela go? (Would you like to play go)
- Vill du köra/spela en/ett match/parti? (would you like to play a game?)
- Skulle du vilja spela en/ett match/parti (go) med mig? (Would you like to play a game of (go) with more? More ~respect)
- Hej, hejsan, hallĺ, tja, tjena (hello) god dag (day time), god morgon (morning)
- Lycka till (good luck)
- Tack för matchen, tack för spelet, tackar, tack sĺ mycket (thanks for the match/game)
- Tack sĺ mycket för matchen/spelet (more thankful)
- Hej dĺ, ses, tjadĺ (hejdĺ)
- Jag ger upp, jag ger mig, jag kastar in handduken (~) (I resign)
- Du vinner/vann (you win/won)
- Bra/kul match (good game)
- Turkish:
- iyi oyunlar (have a good game)
- Tesekkurler. (Thank you)
- Sagol (Thank you)
Note--->Many Japanese players seem to like this phrase:
"Let's begin and enjoy a great game" (in English) as a replacement for yoroshigu onegaishimasu.
(Looking for more languages to add... Please add more!)
(Just in case you haven't noticed, there is already a page for UsefulPhrasesInOtherLanguages.)